Auto-Clicker
this is a very good autoclicker, easy to use.
this is made with pynput.
This clicks at 62-100 cps which is more than enough.
Usage in Minecraft
You can run this programme in the background and just press s(here 's' is an examle) to start autoclicking for a important pvp situation and stop it by pressing s again.
To end the programme press e (here 'e' is an example) to teriminate the programme.
But autoclicking in minecraft can ban you in a server.
To implement the autoclicker
steps:
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open
cmdand typepip install pyautoclicker -
open a python file
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type in the following
import pyautoclicker as pyac
pyac.autoclick("s","e")
and your done!
Change log
1.0.5(22/6/2021)
- Added optional parameter 'delay'
1 maintainer
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